eMoov.co.uk has released new data continuing to forecast the decline of the prime central London property market.

According to a new report from Marsh & Parsons, the average London property value gained £260 a day over the course of last year. However, one South London neighbourhood saw annual...

After several months of decline, rents in the most expensive parts of the capital have begun to climb upwards again.

The latest report from Savills has revealed that on average house prices in prime London gained 2.6% 2014.

The Knight Frank Sales & Lettings Indices for December show that rental values in prime central London were flat for the second consecutive month.

According to a new report from Marsh & Parsons, property prices in the capital will ease to a slower growth rate next year.

The latest research has shown that foreign investment in Prime Central London property remains in demand despite next years general election getting ever closer.

Russian and Chinese buyer demand has increased noticeably. Tim Wright and Richard Cutt of Knight Frank explain.

As vote ends independence uncertainty, Scotland sees a second month of prices falling.

London Central Portfolio predicts that growth will taper off over the next 6 months as it releases its Q3 report.